CLIMATE Change

CLIMATE Change Door Arpine Gabrielyan

1. Generating excess amounts of CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2)along with other GREENHOUSE GASES

2. Increase in FOSSIL FUEL usage

3. GLOBAL WARMING (Increased Global Temperatures)

4. Loss of SNOW PACKS accelerating the Melting of Continental Ice Sheets

5. POLAR ICE CAPS Melt

6. Increases the SOLAR ENERGY absorption of water, amplifying temperature increase

7. SEA LEVELS RISE (Increase in Global Water Supply)

8. Water Temperatures Rise

9. PERMAFROST melts (in northern parts of Canada, Alaska, Russia Scandinavia, etc)

10. More Organic Carbon is Released. In form of CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) and methane (CH4)

11. Slowing (or stopping) OCEAN CURRENTS

12. Increased LATENT HEAT into the atmosphere

13. More frequent and intense HURRICANES

14. ACIDIFICATION of the OCEAN

15. Severe WEATHER conditions

16. Decrease in fresh WATER SUPPLY

17. Increased MIGRATION

18. Coal Oil Natural Gas

19. The population has increased significantly in the last century

20. This creates a GREENHOUSE EFFECT, trapping more SOLAR ENERGY into the Earth's atmosphere

21. This disrupts the natural CARBON CYCLE

22. TREE PLANTATIONS and TROPICAL FOREST RESTORATION

23. Sustainable Agricultural Practices

24. REGENERATIVE ANNUAL CROPPING MANAGED GRAZING BETTER WASTE MANAGEMENT

25. Using RENEWABLE RESOURCES to minimize the impact of Fossil Fuels

26. DEFORESTATION

27. Economic Loosses

28. Heat Cramps, heat Exhaustion

29. More Heat-Related Illnesses

30. More and Worse Storms

31. Rising Sea level